The Portland goth metal band Unto Others, formerly known as Idle Hands, are releasing their new album Strength in a couple of weeks. And today, following early singles “When Will Gods Work Be Done” and “Downtown,” they’re back with another new song. “No Children Laughing Now” leans hard into both the deadpan ’80s moodiness and the riffage, and it even manages to drop their new band name into the lyrics. Listen below.
Strength is out 9/24 on Roadrunner Records. Pre-order it here.
Next week, Arab Strap are releasing a new album called I’m totally fine with it 👍 don’t give a fuck anymore 👍. They’ve shared “Strawberry Moon,” “Allatonceness,” and “Bliss” from it already, and today the Scottish crew are back with one last single, “You’re Not There,” which comes with a lyric video that illustrates the […]
A couple months ago, Rui Gabriel — of the New Orleans band Lawn — released “Target,” a new single that featured Kate Teague. Today, Gabriel is announcing his full-length solo debut, Compassion, which will be released in June. He’s also sharing another song, “Summertime Tiger,” and this one features Stef Chura. “‘Summertime Tiger’ is sung […]
For decades, the eclectic California ska-punk band Fishbone has operated as a model of sustainability. Musicians have come and gone from Fishbone’s lineup, but the band’s creative core — singer Angelo Moore and bassist Norwood Fisher — has remained consistent since the band started in 1979. Now, that creative core has broken down. Norwood Fisher, […]
